Bush Library, yay or nay
Feb. 7th, 2007 08:39 amIn my archives program, we've been following the debate over the Bush Presidential Library finding its home at Southern Methodist University. It's a much more interesting situation than I originally thought.
There would be two parts - a presidential library that would, supposedly, be non-partisan, but there would also be a policy institute that would have as it's goal the 'promotion of the Bush philosophy.'
Many of the faculty at SMU are protesting the Bush Library for this reason. There is also an attempt to get SMU to insist that Bush rescind Executive Order 13233 before allowing his Presidential Library to be built there.
You can read the most recent article about this at Inside Higher Ed.
There would be two parts - a presidential library that would, supposedly, be non-partisan, but there would also be a policy institute that would have as it's goal the 'promotion of the Bush philosophy.'
Many of the faculty at SMU are protesting the Bush Library for this reason. There is also an attempt to get SMU to insist that Bush rescind Executive Order 13233 before allowing his Presidential Library to be built there.
You can read the most recent article about this at Inside Higher Ed.